Here is a description of the fields on a project taskA unit of work or collection of work associated with a project. dependency.
Key: * – Mandatory field.
| Field | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Cross Project | Indicates whether the link between two tasks spans projects. | |
| Dependent Task Start/End Date/Time | Start/End Date/Time of the dependent task. | |
| Preceding Task | The lookup to the project task which is to be the preceding task. | |
| Preceding Task Start/End Date/Time | Start/End Date/Time of the preceding task. | |
| Currency | * | The currency applied to the object. |
| Dependent Task | * | The project task which is to be the dependent task in the relationship. You can choose whether this dependency is for a project task on the same project (default) or on a different project. |
| Field | Description |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| Dependency Display Units | The unit of time used to display the duration of dependent project tasks in values of hours or days. | days |
| Type | The type of dependency relationship to be applied. See Task Dependency Relationship Types. | Finish to Start |
| Lag Time | LagThis term is either a delay or an overlap between tasks in a dependency relationship. According to the dependency type, lag is added (or subtracted when a negative value) to the start or end time of the successor task. time of a project task dependency relationship. The default lag value is 0 in days or hours duration units. Positive and negative lag values are permitted. A negative lag is effectively an overlap. | 0 |